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na północny zachód od Warszawy, gm. m.in. Kampinos, Granica; woj. mazowieckie
The Kampinos Forest (Puszcza Kampinoska) is a woodland complex located north-west of Warsaw, protected within the Kampinos National Park (established in 1959). The area stands out for its alternating belts of inland dunes and marshes, shaped by post-glacial processes.
The park lies in the Masovian Voivodeship, and its northern and eastern boundaries are marked by the Vistula valley. To the east it borders Warsaw.
Pine forests dominate the sandy dunes, while wetlands and deciduous woodlands occur in the depressions. The park's symbol is the elk; beavers, lynxes and wolves also live here.
For residents of the Warsaw metropolitan area, families, hikers and cyclists.
A year-round destination.
By car (approx. 30 min from the centre of Warsaw); part of the outskirts accessible by suburban transport.
Kampinos National Park and UNESCO Biosphere Reserve (since 2000).
